Moss Motors, Ltd

I have the "remember me " box checked on the log in page, but that only works for the next time I visit, if I visit again on the same day. Is there a way to make it so I don't have to log in daily from the same computer?

 Dave

Similar experience here, Dave.

Other websites remember for days, weeks & months! 

Ed

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I want my MGB

I'm a computer Neanderthal, so don't take what I say with anything more than a grain of stoneage salt, but I have this problem with virtually ANY site or function where there's a box to check for remembering me. In fact, I've given up checking those boxes...

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Motorbill
From Lola to Land Rover, If it's British and has wheels, it's likely I've bloodied me knuckles thereupon

Doesn't work for me, either - just like my TD's gas gauge.  Oh wait, it doesn't have one ... 

Ditto guys....I suppose it's a good thing 'cuz us old sods,would probably forget... and then all heck would break loose.... and the world as we know it would end....that's how it is with these computer things, just ask any ten year old they'll explain it and turn around and fix the blasted thing!

Cheers...Rita

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Alive to drive British

I have the same issue - or at least I did.

The Moss Motors' Software Engineer was working on a solution when a sunny opportunity rose on the horizon and away he sailed. The new Software Engineer was hired a couple weeks back and as soon as she gets up to speed, this issue is on her plate (as well as a billion other things).

My suggested solution for overcoming this (and it works for all the sites you may visit in the future), dump Internet Explorer and switch to Mozilla Firefox.

Firefox will automatically ask you if you wish to have it remember your login info for any page that you complete a login task on.

In other words, it will automatically fill in your username and password - you may still have to hit the SIGN IN link, but you won't have to type it in over and over every day.

Again, we are very much aware of the problem and we are all dealing with the same issue you are - eventually we should have a solution.

mahalo and keep on motoring!

John

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John Zarate-Khus
Internet Marketing Supervisor
khusj@mossmotors.com

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Disclaimer: Working on automobiles is inherently dangerous. Moss Motors, Ltd. is not liable for injury or damage due to incorrect installation or use of their products. All products are sold with the understanding that the safe and proper installation and use of the products is the customer’s responsibility. Follow factory workshop manual procedures and instructions, but use current shop safety standards and common sense. Some tasks will require professional advice or services which Moss Motors cannot provide.

Oddly enough, I switched on today, clicked on my Moss forum bookmark and found that I was still logged in from yesterday!

Wonderful things, computers!

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I want my MGB

If no one has noticed, we have been having random and chaotic issues with our sites. Be aware that my paper bag head (and many other peoples' bag heads) are very much on fire trying to get things back to normal.

If you find you are having problems, let us know and we should be able to help as best we can.

We appreciate your patience and look forward to a time when our paper bag heads are smoldering instead of blazing.

John

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John Zarate-Khus
Internet Marketing Supervisor
khusj@mossmotors.com

Helpful Links:
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Moss Motors, Ltd.

Disclaimer: Working on automobiles is inherently dangerous. Moss Motors, Ltd. is not liable for injury or damage due to incorrect installation or use of their products. All products are sold with the understanding that the safe and proper installation and use of the products is the customer’s responsibility. Follow factory workshop manual procedures and instructions, but use current shop safety standards and common sense. Some tasks will require professional advice or services which Moss Motors cannot provide.

Hi John, 

I do not mean to add any more flames to your paper bag head. However, I am having trouble posting new topics (i.e. I can no longer find the "New Topic" button when I signed in). According to the "Help Center", I maybe abolished by the System Administrator. I hope it is not because I have posted too many naughty questions...

M

Maggie Maybe,

I checked your account status and you are far below your naughty post limit - so that should not be a factor.

You may wish to reset all your internet file caches.

To do this, go to your browser's tools. Select the delete all temporary internet files (including files stored off-line). Make sure to do this while on a non-Moss forum site, maybe yahoo home page or wherever.

After deleting everything, close your browser and then come back online - navigate here and login.

This should reset everything.

If it doesn't, email me and I can get your login information so I can test your account here.

Also, if it doesn't work, we will need your browser information (including version and operating system). All that will help us replicate your problem here.

good luck and have a better one!

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John Zarate-Khus
Internet Marketing Supervisor
khusj@mossmotors.com

Helpful Links:
Code of Conduct
FAQs
Moss Motors, Ltd.

Disclaimer: Working on automobiles is inherently dangerous. Moss Motors, Ltd. is not liable for injury or damage due to incorrect installation or use of their products. All products are sold with the understanding that the safe and proper installation and use of the products is the customer’s responsibility. Follow factory workshop manual procedures and instructions, but use current shop safety standards and common sense. Some tasks will require professional advice or services which Moss Motors cannot provide.